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Updated on society 2024-05-16
36 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Directly press the soldiers, first take the money to open a branch elsewhere, and wait for room B to be demolished and rebuilt, the landlord will continue to do it if you don't drive you away, and there is also a branch to make money, if you want to drive you away, you will go to the branch to continue to work, although you lose a lot of money at the beginning, but you can earn it back in the future, it is a long-term solution, reluctant to let the child not be a wolf, just suffer that Mo for a few years, just pass!

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    First. Small with affection. Move to reason.

    Now let's get on with the landlord first. From a legal point of view. When was the first eight floors remodeled?

    If it was a long time ago (there was no illegal construction yet.) The effect of the punishment is both old and light) should not be too severe. So it's better to have a good relationship with the landlord.

    Blow a little wind in your ears every day. I'm looking up the relevant laws. Persuade the landlord.

    As for your contracts. It still depends on whether the landlord renews the contract with you.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    You can do the work on the second floor, they've only been open for a month, you can talk to the landlord, refund them a month's rent, and ask them to move out. Housekeeping companies don't rely on storefronts to attract customers in the first place. **Unchanged, high quality personnel can be.

    The best way to do this is to coordinate the 2nd floor to move out. The way to persuade the landlord to return the money can be tried from the perspective of things dragging on for a long time, the hotel changing its mind, and the level of supervision.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    There is no uniform standard for evaluating a person, the focus is on the type you like, and whether the person is suitable for you to associate with. More ideas show that the brain is good, and the ideas are good to illustrate. He is a very key person, but he may not be liked by many people, and you can judge whether this person is worthy of deep friendship based on your usual observations.

    I think there should be such people in the life circle, but as for whether to make friends, I have to rely on my own in-depth judgment.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    This shows that this person is still relatively smart, but it depends on where he uses it, and it is still very important to judge his character.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    I don't know, it's better than me anyway.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    1.Did your grandmother give money to your uncle when she had anything in writing?

    If there is, such as a custody contract, a receipt, or something, then it can be required to repay the money according to this written thing, because it is only custody, but it is based on unjust enrichment or custody contract, not a return in kind;

    If not, then it is difficult to say, as long as your second uncle does not admit it, then the money is basically gone, although you can ask for it to be returned based on unjust enrichment, but there is no evidence.

    2.The key is the evidence, if there is no evidence, then it is difficult to get, it is recommended that you go with your grandmother again, and then quietly record, if he admits that he took the money, then there is a possibility that he will have to come back.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Hello: Did your grandmother write an IOU or other written evidence when she gave the money to your second uncle for safekeeping? If not, it is not easy to do, because the court only looks at evidence, and you must first find a way to prove that the second uncle has the money in his hand, and that the money is grandma's.

    It is recommended that you go home and ask your grandmother if she left written evidence at that time, and if not, if there is a bank transfer record, if not, it is not optimistic. If there is, the grandmother can sue the court to get the money back.

    Hope the answer is helpful to you.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    If your second uncle takes possession of it and refuses to hand it over, it is suspected of embezzlement, which is a private prosecution case, and your grandmother can go to the court to sue.

    Of course, it is very embarrassing for a family to go to court, and I hope that it will be resolved through negotiation and not hurt the harmony.

    Good luck.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Do you have any evidence that your grandmother gave the cash to your uncle for safekeeping? For example, there was a receipt, or someone else was present at the time and was willing to testify?

    If you don't have any, it will be more troublesome to go through the legal route. To give you an idea, you (grandma, your father) can bring a pocket recorder to your uncle's house and ask him for the money, and if he admits to it, everything will be fine! If he's willing to make receipts, IOUs, or something, that's even better!

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    The key to this is to see if there is evidence that the money was handed over to your second uncle for safekeeping, for fear that he will not admit that he took it. If there is no relevant evidence, you can ask the family to ask him again for a secret recording and other evidence preservation. With evidence, it does not mean that litigation is necessary, and it is best to resolve the matter between relatives and friends peacefully, such as mediating with the village committee.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Your second uncle's actions are obviously illegal.

    Go sue him and let the law teach him a lesson.

    How can this be done for the sake of money!

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    First of all, you have to find evidence to prove that your grandmother's money is kept for your uncle, and it is better to form a chain of evidence, otherwise your uncle will not admit to getting your grandmother's money, and the court will not support you. If this evidence is obtained, you can go to court and sue for its return.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    It is advisable to sue directly in court.

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    There are at least a few issues that must be clarified first, first, when I was young, I served as the head of 3 townships, and it was a god and demon establishment at that time, whether there were any witnesses, or other evidence, such as work permits, appointment letters, etc. Without these, empty words are of no avail. Second, what is the reason for the decentralization of the rural farming, streamlining is just a formality, and the specific way to return to the rural areas, such as retirement, dismissal, automatic resignation, and so on.

    Third, I haven't approached the relevant departments over the years, how can I respond, why?

    After figuring it out, there is a target.

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    Streamlining the organization and sending her to the countryside is not a retirement.

    She is now financial** and can apply for subsistence allowance.

  17. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    You can only enjoy the same retirement benefits as civil servants. There is nothing else.

  18. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    According to the current 2005 Civil Servants Law, decentralization due to downsizing is classified as dismissal by the agency, and the most you can do is apply for unemployment insurance.

  19. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    After becoming the head of three townships, why didn't he retire? It may not be a ** streamlining institution, and when will she be sent back to the countryside to farm? It's hard to give you any ideas before you figure them out.

  20. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    When I became the head of Sanxiang, I didn't do it, I was able to streamline the organization, and sometimes I was sent back to the countryside to farm, and I didn't figure it out before I gave my ideas.

  21. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    1. "How should I resign smartly?" Before resigning, you should find a way to get the evidence you need, such as:

    Evidence of your work in the factory (various registration forms, salary schedules, employment certificates, etc.), evidence of your overtime and overtime hours (overtime application written by the department clerk), payslips, etc. (the payroll factory will not give you easily, find a way to get it yourself, and then make copies or go to the notary office to notarize).

    2. After getting the required evidence: leave immediately. Because: the factory does not pay social security for you, you can leave without 30 days in advance, and do not bear the legal responsibility of resignation without notice.

    3. After leaving the factory, go to the labor arbitration commission where the factory is located to file a labor arbitration and request:

    1) Make up social security for you.

    2) Make up the salary to the local minimum wage. Overtime pay is not included in wages.

    3) Make up the overtime arrears.

    4) Claim for economic compensation: one month's salary will be compensated for one full work, one year's salary will be calculated if it is half a year and less than one year, and half a month's salary will be compensated for less than half a year.

  22. Anonymous users2024-01-20

    According to your description, your company has violated the law in many ways, and it is recommended that you submit a written application to the local labor arbitration committee! (Don't resign just yet, wait for the arbitral award).

  23. Anonymous users2024-01-19

    The "Voluntary Non-Insurance Statement" is illegal, and it is not legally effective, your factory is not in violation, and it is also illegal, it is recommended that you leave after receiving your salary, or report it.

  24. Anonymous users2024-01-18

    Why do you have to resign to recover it?

    You have collected all the required supporting materials, and you can recover it without resigning, not only including wages and overtime pay, but also asking the employer to pay social security, because social security is required by law to purchase, and you can't give up the purchase yourself.

    Apply for labor arbitration first, and if you are not satisfied with the arbitration, you can sue!

  25. Anonymous users2024-01-17

    There are a lot of cats in your factory, so the place should report him.

  26. Anonymous users2024-01-16

    Then you ask him to write you a note and explain that because he owes you money, he will pledge the car to you, it must be a pledge, don't write a mortgage! You must leave evidence that the other party admits to owing you money or that you have asked for it, including written and audio recordings! Because the statute of limitations for borrowing is two years, if you sue again after two years, you will lose the right to win!

  27. Anonymous users2024-01-15

    You drive his car away and use it as collateral, with his consent, of course, it is not illegal, and he will not be able to sue you for stealing his car, but you have to go through the relevant procedures.

    1. You have to sign a written mortgage contract with him, and write clearly the creditor's rights and debts between you in the mortgage contract, and clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

    2. After signing the mortgage contract, the mortgage registration procedures should be completed.

    3. If he never pays you back, after the mortgage contract expires, you can sell his car to pay off the money he owes you.

    4. If the value of the vehicle sold is less than the amount of the loan he owes you, you can ask him to repay the remaining debt with other property.

    5. If the value of the vehicle sold is greater than the amount of the loan he owes you, you must return the excess to him.

  28. Anonymous users2024-01-14

    It's bad luck to deal with people like that, but you have to treat it right.

    The first step is to ask him to write something, the content is to pay off the debt agreement with the car, the key is whether the car can only pay off the arrears, if it is worth, you also want the car, after writing the agreement, let him go through the transfer procedures, the car is yours. It is not possible to say that you stole the vehicle.

    If it's not worth it, let him repay it, and if he doesn't pay it back, he will sue in court.

  29. Anonymous users2024-01-13

    2. It doesn't matter if the car drives away or not, since he has money, he can apply for enforcement and auction his car, or you go and sell his car and give him the invoice and the rest of the money.

    At this point, you may also be able to claim your interest. It's not much, but it's better than nothing.

  30. Anonymous users2024-01-12

    He gave it to you, did you steal it, he went to sue you, don't you still have an IOU to prove it?

  31. Anonymous users2024-01-11

    If you're not in trouble, you can go to court and ask the court to confirm the value of the tree, and you can just give the other person money according to the confirmed value.

  32. Anonymous users2024-01-10

    Find the village cadres of your village, ask the county forestry department to come to the village, identify the tree, see how much it is worth, and then compensate him according to the price, but you can't give him as much as he wants, because that land is a collective land, he planted trees on it without the permission of the village, let him cut down by himself and he does not cut it, therefore, you can use the homestead approval document you have obtained as a basis, and reason with him, you can also let him sue you, let the court judge the amount of your compensation, and then enforce the judgment of the court. ]

  33. Anonymous users2024-01-09

    You should pay as much as the tree is worth in the market.

    Of course, if it's really worth two thousand, you may need to make up the difference. If the difference is not significant, there is no need to make up for it.

  34. Anonymous users2024-01-08

    1. The new property company does not have this right, and the new property can collect the current property fee in accordance with the regulations.

    2. The past property fee can only be collected by the past company, and the new property company will not win the lawsuit even if it is a lawsuit. If the statute of limitations is exceeded, the court will not be able to control it.

  35. Anonymous users2024-01-07

    Hello. If, as you said, it is the new company that manages the property and not the original company, then the new company requires you to pay the property fees owed to the previous company, which is not suitable for the subject. The original company can claim this right, but the new company does not. Good luck with you!

  36. Anonymous users2024-01-06

    The new strata company does not have this right and can only collect strata fees since the new company took over.

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